Great Learning Opportunity - Anonymous employee SCOTTeVEST Employee Review

SeV has a hire within mentality which offers opportunity for professional advancement. Company benefits include boot camp, massages, chiropractics, Friday lunches and company outings. Dogs are welcome too! Job specific training available through online courses. Since it’s a small family-operated company your opinion does matter. Management has changed while I was working there and it has significantly improved the culture of the company.

You have to work hard to succeed (not sure if that’s a con). End of the year will be hard to take time off, but end of year bonuses are ... well, a bonus!

Generally when a workplace touts itself as drama free and dedicated to honesty, those statements are so dry you could start a fire with them. In my experience, however, these are genuine traits of the SCOTTeVEST atmosphere. Being able to bring your dog to work with you (and being able to take them out when they need to go) is great - you know you're not leaving your best friend alone at home crated all day (and your trash will stay safe at home while you're not there to guard it). The friendly atmosphere encourages and fosters actual friendship with your coworkers through weekly get togethers outside of work (a company perk includes the company covering costs for food and drink at a local bar - with excellent food, might I add - when 3 or more employees are together). The product is worth selling! As an employee, you also get a small clothing allowance every few months so that you can acquire some of the clothing to wear whether at work or in your personal life. The area is beautiful - if you're in to hiking and adventuring and skiing, it's the perfect location.

The area is a little remote - it's about an hour's drive to the closest Walmart, so you'll need to learn how to minimize shopping trips. Meetings with management can prove frustrating if you are not accustomed to being spoken to bluntly. Not rudely - but bluntly. Typically, they are quick to the point rather than dragging out the conversation.